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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 1 Num. 47
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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[From an interview with the former marketing director of the
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Arkansas Development and Finance Authority, and former associate
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of Bill Clinton, Larry Nichols. This interview took place on the
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May 5, 1994 "America's Town Forum" radio show, hosted by Tom
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Donahue. The show is broadcast most weekday evenings at 7 pm
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(cst) on shortwave frequency 5.810 mHz. (Nichols speaks via
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telephone with Donahue.)]
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[...continued...]
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TOM DONAHUE: We're back. Tom Donahue, "America's Town Forum."
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Larry Nichols, our special guest. And the spotlight is on
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"Clinton-gate," and Clinton's "futures," if you will -- not as in
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cattle.
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Uh, let's go to Jim, in Helena, Montana. Hi, Jim. Go ahead.
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JIM: Hi.
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DONAHUE: You're on the air, Jim. Go ahead, sir.
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JIM: Yes. I was wondering how your guest feels about Clinton's
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last days in office.
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DONAHUE: O.K. Are these Clinton's last days?
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LARRY NICHOLS: I believe very strongly, as a matter of fact I've
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told millions of people around America, I told on your show it
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would be, like, 60 days. Now we're down to the latter days.
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I will say this: It will go quick. Much as with Nixon, you know
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the straw of the um, last days were the "Night of the Long
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Knives," when Nixon tried to throw all his fledglings up as
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sacrificial lambs. That didn't work. A lot of people have asked
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me, "Well, if it's gonna happen there oughta be signs now." {1}.
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There's no fanfare for the President to resign. {2}. It'll happen
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overnight. One minute it'll be one step too far. One minute, when
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the hearings are called, he will step down, ostensibly saying
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that to protect America, since he can't do his job because of all
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this stuff, he's best to step aside.
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Now I will caution you all: He still has tricks to stay alive,
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number one involving our military in a conflict. Haiti. Bosnia.
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To take a focal point off of him...
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DONAHUE: North Korea.
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NICHOLS: North Korea.
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That's very dangerous. You must rise up and tell him not to put
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his children, our children, in harm's way to save his career.
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It's not worth one death! Vince Foster's death was not worth
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anyone's political career.
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DONAHUE: Absolutely not.
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NICHOLS: So beware. He can do that.
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DONAHUE: What do you think will be the final straw, Larry? What
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do you think's gonna be the final, um evidence reaching the
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masses that he'll say, "I *have* to step down. I've gotta step
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aside."?
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NICHOLS: Well it will start Sunday.
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DONAHUE: Sunday?
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NICHOLS: Ambrose Evans-Pritchard will release a story Sunday
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about Patsy Thomasson. Patsy Thomasson was Dan Lasater's protege.
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She worked with him. Um, Lasater, Clinton's best friend, went to
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jail with Roger [Clinton]. Lasater had cocaine in the office; she
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[Thomasson] was in there 25-50 times a day.
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But she made some bogus bond trades that you will start hearing
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about Sunday. {3}. Now what that does is it will put Patsy in a
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very peculiar situation and she will probably become the next
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"casualty" to be served up sacrificially.
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DONAHUE: What is her role with the administration presently?
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NICHOLS: If you can believe this, that lady, with that
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background, is the assistant chief of management in the White
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House. And it is her job to get everyone's in the White House
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personnel records and get security clearances and she runs and
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manages the White House.
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DONAHUE: And she was an integral part of the Governor's staff
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back in Arkansas, right?
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NICHOLS: Yes sir.
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DONAHUE: O.K.
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NICHOLS: And when she is removed, *then* what happens is they do
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not have total control of the personnel files. And things will
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start picking up. And then you will start seeing, as you did on
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[CBN] {4} and other shows, for the first time you're gonna start
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seeing and hearing the words "drug laundering," and "money
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through ADFA," and "money through Clinton." Much as you've
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discussed with the Terry Reed, John Cummings book.
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DONAHUE: And I've got that here as a note that I want to get to
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in just a minute or two. I wanted to squeeze Ralph in, from
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Dallas. Go ahead, Ralph.
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Ralph, in Dallas. Your turn. Hi.
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RALPH: I just wanted to make a comment and ask a question. Uh
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trying to keep up with the Clinton story is very difficult
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reading the local papers and the *New York Times* and the
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*Washington Post*. But I find if I go to the library and read the
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*London Times*, I get the *true* story and uh, facts of what's
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happened. Incidentally, they have a different name than calling
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it "Whitewater." They call it "Fornigate," rather than
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"Whitewater."
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DONAHUE: I've used that term. But I just say "Clintongate,"
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because it's so encompassing.
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RALPH: Uh the question I have is, if Clinton is gone, what are we
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left with? Aren't we worse off with someone like Gore in there,
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who's probably smarter than Clinton? Aren't we better off with
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just a lot of stalemate that at least stops a lot of these
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onerous laws...
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DONAHUE: Let me have him address that before we have to break at
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the bottom of the hour. Go ahead, Larry.
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NICHOLS: I don't believe y'all... I don't know Mr. Gore. But I
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can say this: I agree with nothing he believes in, but at least
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he believes in somethin'. Bill Clinton, if he lives through this
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volley, will be the most powerful man in the world and no one
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will ever touch him again. {5}. And he will implement one police
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force and other things that scare me to death.
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DONAHUE: He'll be real "slick" then.
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We're gonna come back and we'll take your calls for Larry
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Nichols. Where our subject matter is "Clinton-gate." 1-800-298-
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8255. Stay tuned.
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(to be continued)
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---------------------------<< Notes >>---------------------------
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{1} "...there oughta be signs now." One "sign" may well be the
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upcoming congressional hearings into Whitewater and Vince
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Foster's death, scheduled to start at the end of July. Of course,
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as with the "independent" prosecutor, Fiske, the "fix" may be in
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for these hearings as well. Question: Given the extensive
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coverage given to the travails of a football icon, O.J. Simpson,
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by the mass media, will they deem these upcoming hearings to be
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worthy of equal or better media coverage?
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*If* the upcoming congressional hearings are the real thing
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and not more smoke and mirrors, that may well be the "sign" of
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"Good-bye, Clinton." As Nichols himself has written ["The Truth
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Will Set Us Free," *For The People News Reporter*, May 30, 1994,
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p. 13.], "...the hearings are partial to no one. There will be
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Democrats trying to protect Bill Clinton and hurt people like me
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and others telling their side of the story and you will have
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Republicans more apt to believe us than Clinton. But the truth
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is, the whole proceeding will be under oath and all speaking and
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all evidence being brought forward will be subject to penalty or
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perjury if not true. This is the great tiebreaker, this is the
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one thing that Bill Clinton has feared since 1988, and it is the
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one thing that will force him to resign before he is exposed for
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past and present criminal wrongdoing."
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{2} "There's no fanfare for the President to resign." Except here
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at Conspiracy Nation (formerly Conspiracy for the Day). We
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scooped *all* major newspapers, mass media, etc. when we called
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for Clinton to resign in an editorial dated January 19, 1994,
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which ended as follows:
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Mr. President, for the honor of your departed mother,
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for the good of the nation -- resign.
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{3} "...she [Thomasson] made some bogus bond trades that you will
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start hearing about Sunday." This would have been in the May 8,
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1994, London *Sunday Telegraph*, it seems to me.
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{4} "...and then you will start seeing, as you did on [CBN]..."
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Nichols actually says PTL (not CBN), but I think he means CBN.
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CBN *has* covered the "Mena connection," and I don't know that
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PTL is even still on the air.
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{5} "...no one will ever touch him [Clinton] again." I'm not so
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pessimistic. With the 1994 congressional elections coming up, and
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with the widespread disaffection with Clinton, Mr. Bill stands to
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lose a great deal of power. That, in fact, may be a reason for
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the *Democrats* to want to dump him fast. With a relatively
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untarnished Gore as President, the Democrats might not lose so
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many congressional seats in the Fall election.
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